Patient Tragedy in ŁÓdź. "Cancer Patients Are Being Turned Away, literally."
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The Ministry of Health conducted a preliminary inspection at the Central Clinical Hospital of the Medical University of Lodz, RMF FM journalist Magdalena Grajnert learned. The investigation concerns the outrageous case of oncology patients being referred to the hospital under drug programs.
I would like us all to take a responsible approach to the patient, first and foremost. Such situations should not occur between a hospital and a patient," Health Minister Jolanta Sobierańska-Grenda told RMF FM, responding to reports in "Rzeczpospolita" about the hospital in Łódź and the cancer patients treated there.
The Central Clinical Hospital of the Medical University of Lodz reportedly suspended admissions to drug programs, including oncology, according to Rzeczpospolita. One patient reportedly received a letter citing the inability to finance further services as the reason. The Łódź facility issued a statement denying that it had suspended admissions.
A hospital in Łódź has suspended admissions of new patients—including oncology patients—to some of its drug programs due to funding issues.
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